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Rev. Eaton, ot Roaeburg, preached I
tba Thanksgiving sermon (or tbe
Sunday school last Sunday after
noon. Rev. Baton is a favorlto with
both young and oiu in mis nelnhbor
hood, and the Bchool house wus com
fortably filled.
The three Pickens brothers have
rented the Boggess ranch and are
busy putting In a cron of urulu. They
are making good headway and a
few more days of good weuthor will
rind them practically finished with
the work.
At the last regular meeting of the
grange the following candidates were
Initiated: Miss Juniilo Ingram,
Clarence Ingram nnd (Joorgo Doudlo.
The annual eloctlon of officers was
held the same evening und the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Master, Dr. C. II.
llalley; overseer, Dick Molsnor;
chaplain, Will Pickens;; treasurer,
Geo. Daudle; secretary, Merle Caso
boer; lecturer, Albert Karchor; gate
keeper, Will Melton; steward, Will
Karchor; cores, Mrs. O. Pickens;
pomona. Mrs. Win. Pickens; flora,
Mrs. Hazel Pickens; assistant stew
ard, Lawrence Glllliirn; lady assist
. ant steward, Miss Hertba Karchor. At
the Installation of officers a week
from Saturday, County Deputy Bur
lier hus promised to be present und
the woman's work committee has
promised something especially fine In
the wuy of a banquet.
Our road supervisor, Ed Davis, has
been doing a little final work on the
roads this week.
Mr. Krogel has received 1,500
prune trees and has them heeled In
for the winter, intending to plant
them noxt spring. Next year ho In
tends extending his acreage In prunes ,
to 35 acres.
One of the plensantOBt social events
In the neighborhood occurred nt the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Karchor Thanksgiving night. About
36 couples assembled at their plens
nnt home and indulged In the light
fantastic until an early hour In tho
morning.
A I !... tr,iaal whn la tiiklfiir n
course in engineering at Corvallls.
came home to be with his parents
during Thanksgiving.
Hilly Hatfield, who rormorly resid
ed at Melrose, and who moved to
Idaho with his parents a couple of
years ago, Is visiting his uncle, Thus.
Ilatlleld.
Mrs. Mnebarger, who has -been
critically Hi, Is r ported to bo out
of danger and on the roud to com
plete recovery.
, Dave Hunter Is still nt the Mt. Alto
ranch on tho North Umi(uu. Ho Is
building n now burn on tliut ranch,
hut expects to be home In tlino to
hung his stocking up Christmas ovo.
Mr. Nails, who recently rented his
ranch to Mr. Spencer, of Oklahoma,
Is lit a mineral spring In Texas, try
ing to regain his health.
Tom Hatfield's now houso Is near
ly completed and he expects to move
In within a month. This residence
Is one of tho finest In tho valley und
is a great addition to our largo num
ber of lino homes.
Clarenco Ingrnm has been busy
huullng lumber from lOmbree's mill.
Ho Is building n house on his honio
stend near his father's ranch.
Dr. C. II. Bailey, Will. Mellon,
Win. Karchor and llnlph Kurcher, all
expect to take the short course at the
agricultural college next month.
BAMANTIIA.
OIVK III It A IIOOKIL'it t. A Ill
Mil' KOK LiililHTMAd.
You ci.uldn't find anything In
town lj certain to delight your
wire u this great labor-saving
machine.
The lloosler Is built of solid
oak, with Pure Aliiiuiiiu"! sani
tary sliding table, big rust-proof
metal flour bin and) scores of
Kxclusivo conveniences. Sold on
easy weekly or monthly pay
ments. HICK KICK, 'J'lie
llollsefuriilHliers,
OltKiiO.V PA V.
(Vlchmteil At Tho Chicugo Land
Khow Today.
Arrangements for celebration of
Oregon day ut the Chicugo land
show today were complete. There
were numerous lectures on Oregon In
the twenty thousand dollar lecture
hall provided by tho Union i'uclflc
systems. Chairman J. H. O'Nell ap
pointed by Coventor West, hud
charge of the ccreniouieB and this as
sures that the slate as a whole was
fairly and amply presented. Tom
Itiehurdttou was speaker of the day
and was ably assisted by the gentle
men appointed by tile Portland Com
mercial Chile (Jrover Simpson, J.
W. Veres, C. C. Colt, Geo. Duiluvcn.
II. W. Smith. O. II. Oa.iam, Profes
sor Chamberlain and others. This
will bo presented to the people of
(Mileage as an Oregon proposition
und a state-wide celebration at which
It is ansured tho various opportunities
of tho state will bo fully offered.
The Umpqun Valloy Fruit Union
will hold a meeting In the com
mercial club rooms Saturday, De
cember 2, ut 1 :!IU p, m. Reports will
bo read and Important mutters dis
cussed. Everybody come. swd
A Great Holiday Offering-A Tremendous Assortment
Rice & Rice's Special Holiday Offering
Santa Says Give Something That's Useful-Give Something That Will Cause you to be Remembered
Tho ladles of St. Joseph's t
church will hold a salo of
aprons, and Christmas goods,
also cooked foods, baked chirk-
cn, cakes, ploB, bread und
cookies, Saturday, December 9,
at Kaston's grocery store. an
IIOHKIUTKd HAIIKKT,
Oats No. I, whlto feed, 50c per
bushel.
llnrloy Peed, $.14, ton.
Hay Local grown, $12.
Vegetables Ciibbago, Ittc per lb.,
2 c.
Onions Oregon Yellow Danvers,
,1c.
Potatoes Oregon fancy, $1.00
por 100.
Hutter Fancy country 40c roll,
roll, country 4i)o por roll.
Eggs Oregon ranch 30c nnr
dozen.
Poultry Average old hens, 12c
per pound; young roosters lCc;
Hoof Cows, 4c; steers, 4-:c.
Veal Dressed, Kc.
Mutton (food weathers, 314c on
iooi; owes 2c.
Pork Dressed, flc per pound.
Peaches, 75 cents box.
Sugar, retail, J8.10.
Apples Good, 75c to $1.60.
FRIDAY, DEC. 29
Tha abovo is the date of the next
number uf thu Lyceum Course. If
thoso who lire making dates for other
things would keep this dato in mind
it would bo nn accommodation to the
holders of season tickets und others.
Miss Hello Teague, of Drain, spent
tho day In Itoseburg visiting at the
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hohwurls.
NHW TODAY.
ROOM AND HOARD Good place In
private family. Apply 117 8. Flint
atreot. ltullroad man preferred.
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nT)Ml5STEAD WANTED Party
wants either homestead or relin
quishment, Address S. Pal.er,
Itoseburg, Ore. dill
WANTKD ""TO" 'LEASE 8imilfrnrin
' of 5 or mnro acres, cIobo In. Must
hnve good house and outbuildings.
Rent reasonable. Address P., box
65 Itoseburg. stating particulars.
' dl3
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Five
lots in North Hoschiirg, west of
1st street, 3-rooni house, good
chlckeni bouse, all lots fenced.
Good strawberry patch set out.
Prico $1,200, or will trude as part
payment on close lu city property.
Address R. Cnre News. dtf
CIVIL ENGINEERS
AND
SURVEYORS
Farm and Lot Survey s
Descriptions and plats
cheeked for Attorneys
Water power and
Irrigation Work
Plats and Maps Drawn
Office Willi
ABSTRACT
328 North JacKson St.
Res. Phone 131 Party R.
Office Phone 245
Few Suggestions
We have variety to
suit any demand.
Taborits at $1.00
Rockers $1.50, $40.
Buffets $17 to $40.
Dining Tables $6. to
$35.00.
Morris Chairs $18 to
$27.00.
Couches $10.00 to
$37.50.
Davenports $20. to
$40.00.
Kitchen Cabinets at
$4.50 to $35.00.
Dressers at $7.50 to
$30.00.
No other store in this
city is as well prepar
ed to attend to your
wants as we are.
The largest line of
fancy China Ware
ever brought to Sou
ihern Oregon. We
have marked goods to
sell and not to keep
on our shelves.
Actually we could notonumctte alt the good and useful
articles that we are going to goffer as useful and orna
mental Holiday gifts. We won't tolerate trash at any price
What's nicer than '-a
fine piece of furniture
or a nice rug Room
size Regular $5.00 to
$4500.
Morris.
A beautiful
chair
The world's renowned pianos and players are here for
your inspection, the S. W. Miller make. Direct cash pur
chases places us in a position to make prices that will
astonish you.
Beautiful cut glass all the fancy grades of China in every
known shape or design, grand lot direct imported Japan
ese goods. .
This entire paper would not have room to itemize all of
the good things this big store has for your inspection
and the only way to know is to come and see.
The most pretentious
stock of China Glass
ware ever shown in
Southern Oregon
Beautiful ' Enameled
and Brass Beds Spe
cial Low Price
Silverwear in all the
Standard pieces 1 847
and other makes. We
allow no one to under
sell us m any line.
Never was a more
beautiful lot of mer
chandise offered at
such reasonable prices
A large lot of special
ly low priced Rockers
just in time for holi
day buying, you'll ap
preciate the value
when you see them.
Remember RICE & RICE Always Pays The Freight
Tho U. O. S. L. class of the Chris
tian church wltl give nu entertain
ment nt (ho church on Thursday
evening of t!:!i uuk. A delightful cents,
program has been arranged for the
occasion and you will miss a treat If
you fall to attend. Admission 10
Itercinsk
OUR :: FUTURES I
Have just arrived and we are now in
a position to quote you some
Astounding Prices
Blue Ribbon Tomatoes 10 cents
Blue Ribbon Corn 10 Cents
Blue Ribbon Bean 10 cenjS
Yellow Brand Mi'k 3 for 25 cents
and many others for next week
Yours for Business
Stubbs & Ward
I'S;
Doll Wigs Made For The Lit
tie One's Doll.
Hand Bags
Puises
Mesh Bags
Back Combs
Barrcttes
Bandeaux
Side Combs
Hat Pin Holders
Kid Gloves
Mittens
Neck Ties
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Suspenders
Sox
Towels
Napkins
Table Linen
Scarfs
Neckwear
Neck Chains
Handkerchiefs
Belts
Belt Pins
gift
to
A very suitable and a
be appreciated would be a
Hair Chain.
Wilfred Brown, of Cumas Valley,
siient the clay In Uoseburg looking af
ter business interests.
If von want to enlov a nteasant Is coming ana so Is Xmas. Have
evening be nt the Christian church I your sittings made now and avoid the ..
Thursday evening of this week. dd7 rush. Clark & Clark. dtf
This THANKSGIVING burn our Rock
Springs Coal, and yoi will be thank
ful for the pood things you have re
ceived this year.
Tho fuel question ceases to be one
when you have our coal in the bin,
You then have tho clean, clear burn
ing coal that really satisfies.
Phono 163 and let us Include some
selected dry Old-Growth Fir
Kindling
W o also carry a full stock ot Hay,
Grain and Feed.
Roseburg Feed & Fuel Co
Winchester and Jackson Street.
Phone 163.
BrauimS Trade
V. -it-
The Real Magnet
from buildc
Next Door to P. O. Rear R. L. Stephens Shoe Store
Price
List
PROGRESS SHOE SHOP
Price
List
Men's Half Soles $ .75,
Men's Heels 125
Men s Full Soles and Heels 1.23
Boys' Half Soles 50 & .OS
Boys' Heels 23
Ladles' Half Soles no
Ladies' Heels 20
Rubber Heels 00
Heel Braces 13
Heel Plates 10
Nails 20
Shoes made- to order All work and material
guaranteed to be first class.
I Umbrellas for the Whole Family
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jTERCINSKI'S;
Iliat ilrnus rontmctA
ninl riirtM'titiT into our ofllw la thnl
I liiKlt rlnu quality nf thp Lumber we
I M'll. It Is HhYftyn irn to grade, and
Rive the heM ftntiofaitlon to all pur-
liaix-ra. We Imve a full assortment
of building nuileriul at reasonable !
price,
"Ali WOOD
Page Investment Co.i I
I'hone 24 709 N . Jackson j
Notl-ing could possibly biv
IMUltKl.LA.
ntmsible gift (linn i goml
If you are seriously thinking of a prewnt tor yourself oste
lhinK that is useful why not buy nn I lltlti;iU? ..
If you itre think Iiik of giving your friend a gift that will
b tprecitiUHl by nil menus consider our stock of L'MltltKUAS.
Wo have I'MHHKIjKAS for nici women and children I M
HKKLI.AS with ontinary luindlos at Htllo money as well as the
most rMmslvo I'MltltKI JAS rnainentel with giItl handles.
In fwt, this VMIlltKLLA stcx-k of ours Is quite complete
both in quality anil price.
If you buy an VMltHKIXA here you will get a good VM
11KKLI.A at a reasonable price.
We are particular about the engraving on your presents. We
have f sierial man for that work an expert In that art.
A. S. HUEY COMPANY
"Roseburg's Leading Jewelers" '
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